And it's not a very pretty story: her parents were cruelly feckless, and after her mother decreed she had to go, Fox was passed among relatives and friends in locales as varied as Long Island, Hollywood and Cuba.
His aunt couldn't cope with the extra mouths to feed and the law of last in, first out decreed that Maxwell had to go.
It was in that glorious year, after all, that the commissars decreed that everyone had to go see "The Social Network," read Jonathan Franzen's novel "Freedom" and watch the HBO series "Boardwalk Empire".
Saudi sources say that King Salman, who came to the throne a year ago, signed the royal decrees allowing the executions to go ahead because of mounting public pressure to get tough.
On Jan . 17 of this yearhe declared that a new constitution, completed by a specially elected Constitutional Convention, had been ratified, but this constitution was effectively superseded by another decree issued the same day continuing the state of martial law & giving Marcos the right to go on ruling by decree.
To stop it happening behind closed doors, they decreed that any homeowner allowing it to go on under their roof would have their house burned down.
Spain will pay jobless immigrants to go home under a decree approved Friday, more evidence that its once booming economy is sputtering.
But while people continue to die because there's not enough livers and kidneys to go round, that effectively decrees that donors' sense of altruism is a trump-card.
However, if your divorce decree provides that your name should be changed, you don't have to go through this name change process.
Dick Pound decreed "If they (Russia) want to be there for Rio they've got to go full speed ahead (on testing).
